 Does
the Doctrine of
Command
Responsibility
or Doctrine of
Command provide
for the criminal
responsibility
(including
financial
malfeasance) of
Jean-Claude
"Baby Doc"
Duvalier, all
other heads of
state (duly
elected ones, de
facto
presidents) who
assumed the
office of the
Haitian
presidency
before and after
him for the
acts committed
by their
subordinates if
they ‘knew or
had reason to
know that the
subordinates
were about to
commit such acts
or had done so
and the
superiors (all
referred to
above) failed to
take the
necessary and
reasonable
measures to
prevent such
acts or to
punish the
perpetrators
thereof ’?
Answer
Does
Haiti's
president,
Michel Joseph
Martelly
understand the
concept
(real)democracy,
that it also
implies freedom
of speech and
the press, and
the rule of law,
as
he unreservedly continues to treat members of the nation's news media, lawmakers, others like his errant servants: "Don't you dare question me about my citizenship, boys, girls." Answer
Posted February 4, 2012
Intelligence,
what's that? Did those in charge in Haiti prior to the last
presidential vote once again prove that they lacked the faculty
of thought and reason, even when many or all of them possessed
university degrees, by failing to fully also investigate Mr.
Michel J. Martelly to determine that he was more of Haitian
extraction, that is he was also still a citizen of Haiti by
birth, or corruption, as usual, obstructed their ability and
willingness to do so, to avoid the very costly, painful
constitutional crisis the very sad Caribbean nation once again
finds itself in today?
Answer
Without a verdict of
culpability by a court of law for acts associated with
totalitarian dictatorship can 'Baby Doc' Duvalier be pardoned by
Haiti's President Michel J. Martelly?
Answer
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